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I now inclose you in Richmond bank bills 970. Dollars, and have this day drawn on you in favor of...
Will you be so good as to procure & forward for me to Monticello two or three dozen bottles of...
Mr. Craven Peyton has desired me to assume for him to you 156D .67 paiable the 10th. of July and...
I recieved yesterday your favor of the 1st. inst. I am now within 8. or 9 days of my departure...
In consequence of the assurance in your letter of the 9th. I have this day drawn on you for 300....
Th: Jefferson asks the favor of messrs. Gibson & Jefferson to send him by the first boat 1. doz....
Will you be so good as to send me immediately 3. dozen bottles of Syrup of punch? if boats are...
I wrote you in a former letter that I had drawn on you in favor of mr Short for 500. D. and in a...
According to my expectations expressed in my last letter I must now ask the favor of you to send...
In writing to you for the bolting cloths I omitted to inclose the directions of the millwright...
I expect that a box containing a marble bust with it’s pedestal (or perhaps more boxes than one)...
In my letter of the 10th. inst. I desired you to send back to Baltimore a box or boxes containing...
You have done perfectly right in sending mr Mifflin’s acct. here. his former one was paid here...
I now inclose you five hundred dollars to cover my deficit with you, with my affectionate...
Mr. Freeman my manager at Monticello in the place of Lilly being new in the business, has...
I was to have paid mr James Lyle a thousand dollars in the course of the last summer, which was...
I now inclose you 150. D. in Richmond bank bills to cover a draught I have this day made on you...
I now inclose you the reciept of Capt. Hassan for my packages. three days of N.W. wind have...
Genl. Stevens of New York has shipped from thence to your address two quarter casks of Sicilian...
I percieve by the last quarter’s account that there was a balance of 49.79 D against me since...
I inclose you a bill of lading for a pair of 6. feet Millstones, weight 6000.℔ which were to...
Having to pay James Oldham 179.80 D I have thought it safer to put under cover to you 180. D. and...
Mr. DuVal the executor of my deceased friend mr Wythe, informs me that he bequeathed to me his...
I received last night, from mr Griffin, my overseer at Poplar forest, the list of my tobacco of...
Mr. Craven sending some waggons to Richmond with wheat agrees to bring up what I have there as...
Yours of the 11th. has been recieved, & the articles sent by the waggons also. I this day set out...
Yours of the 26th is recieved. I found on going to Bedford that the Overseer had thought it...
The season now requires that I should lay in my winter’s stock of coal. I will therefore ask the...
I now inclose you 300. D. to cover the purchase of the coal and the balance of your last...
I inclose you a draught of the Treasurer of the US. on the collector at Richmond for 550. D. to...